Materials for engineering, 3rd Edition - (Malestrom)
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Index 249<br />
offset yield strength 39<br />
organic fibre composite materials 187<br />
organic polymeric materials 27, 159–84<br />
degradation 179–82<br />
directionality of properties 163<br />
drawing 167<br />
elastomers 31, 51–2, 160–1, 163,<br />
166–7<br />
<strong>for</strong>ming processes 161–3<br />
fractures 168–75<br />
joining 175–9<br />
mechanical properties 163–75<br />
modelling polymer structure 182–4<br />
rubber elasticity 166–7<br />
stiffness 164–5<br />
thermoplastics 32, 159–60, 161<br />
thermosets 31, 32, 160, 161<br />
toughening 168<br />
yielding 167–8<br />
see also polymers<br />
oxidation 122–4<br />
oxidative degradation 179<br />
oxide dispersion-strengthened (ODS)<br />
superalloys 102<br />
paint protection 127<br />
PAN (polyacrylonitrile) 186<br />
parabolic law of film thickening 123<br />
partially stabilized zirconia 144<br />
particle-rein<strong>for</strong>ced composites 189<br />
pearlitic steels 108<br />
perishing of rubbers 172–3<br />
peritectic systems 22–4, 26–7<br />
perspex 160<br />
PET (thermoplastic polyester) 159<br />
phase diagrams 14–27<br />
eutectic systems 19–22, 26–7<br />
iron-graphite 113<br />
lever rule 17–18<br />
monel casting 16–18<br />
peritectic systems 22–4, 26–7<br />
quenched structures 27<br />
see also solid solubility<br />
phase trans<strong>for</strong>mation 7–10, 25–7<br />
diffusionless 27<br />
martensitic phase change 27<br />
phenolics 160<br />
phosphor-bronzes 98<br />
Pilling-Bedworth ratio 123<br />
plane strain 50, 51<br />
plane stress 48<br />
plastic de<strong>for</strong>mation 40<br />
plastic instability 40<br />
plastic zone 50–1<br />
plasticisers 34<br />
superplasticisers 52, 54–5<br />
plywood 193–4<br />
polyacetals 159<br />
polyacrylonitrile (PAN) 186<br />
polyamides 159<br />
polybutadiene 161<br />
polycarbonates 160<br />
polychloroprene 161<br />
polyethylene 28, 29, 30, 159<br />
starch-polyethylene complexes 181<br />
polyisoprene 160<br />
polymer matrix composites 187–9<br />
polymers<br />
aliphatic 180<br />
atactic linear 29<br />
branched 30<br />
configuration of molecules 28<br />
con<strong>for</strong>mation of molecules 28<br />
cross-linked chains 31<br />
crystals 31–2<br />
degree of polymerisation 28<br />
drawing 167<br />
glass transition temperature 33–4, 65<br />
high polymers 28<br />
isotactic linear 29, 31<br />
molecular structure 27–34, 182–4<br />
molecular weight 28<br />
rheological properties 162<br />
syndiotactic linear 29<br />
tensile modulus 167<br />
toughening 168<br />
van der Waals bonding 3<br />
vinyl group of 29<br />
viscoelastic behaviour 65<br />
welding 175, 177<br />
see also organic polymeric materials<br />
polypropylene 159<br />
polysiloxane 161<br />
polystyrene 160<br />
polyvinylchloride (PVC) 160<br />
porosity of cement and concrete 151–2<br />
Portland cement see cement and concrete<br />
portlandite 150<br />
post-tensioning ducts 155<br />
powder metallurgy 189–90